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gary johnson. the former republican governor of new mexico talks about his view of the two-party system and obstacles for third-party candidates. from "washington journal," this is 40 minutes. >> host: joining us now is gary johnson, the former governor of new mexico, a republican 1995-2003 who is now the libertarian presidential nominee, and gary johnson, first question. when you look at the major party candidates and this year's cycle, what's missing in the debate and the dialogue? and what do you wring to the table -- what do you bring to the table? >> guest: well, how about truth for starters. the notion that both obama and romney are arguing over who's going to spend more money on medicare when we need to have a raging debate and discussion in this country on how we slash medicare spending because if we don't, um, i believe that we're going to find ourselves in the midst of a monetary collapse as a result of continuing to borrow and spend money to the tune of 43 cents out of every dollar that we spend. >> host: so what are you seeing out there on that particular issue? what's your
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Oct 9, 2012
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Oct 9, 2012


mention. the diversification of our group in brazil we saw 26%. and mexico 12, another latino country 6%. that is all for% in the emerging market. we have roughly speaking half of our earnings. the rest diversified in countries such as the u.s., u.k. or germany. that means diversification is their kiosk pectin understanding under the resilience against the crisis. the fact of having a decentralized city area, means that if any crisis were to happen in one of the markets in which we are, we are able to have a firewall around this element of christ is, affecting by the investment in those countries but that the spillover impact. when we present to the bank of spain, we underline the bank of spain, as one of the great bear. they standalone independent said series. with the fact of having the banking operation with the largest branch of the world give us access to stable liquidity dependent on financial market. we find ourselves basically the banking obligation, another interesting feature. to the extent, it is likely about 100% of 170%, which is practically funding our assets and with a ve
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Oct 23, 2012
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and applause] .. >> old ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage, the governor of new mexico, susana martinez. [cheers] [applause] >> good evening. jericho what did you think of last night's debate? i think that we saw the next president. didn't you? [cheers] [applause] >> all of the debates have been great, especially the first one but in president obama's defense, it's kind of hard to win a debate when you haven't done what you have said you were going to do. [applause] and it is hard to win an election when you are running on a string of broken promises. [cheers] [applause] just look at her nations pocketbook. president obama promised to cut our debt in half during his first term. then he ran a billion dollar deficit every year since he has been in office. he has not reduced our debt. he has added over $5 trillion to it he has promised to get our financial house in order. but that is hard to do when you have not even pass a budget in three years. [cheers] [applause] >> now, president obama rattled off last night about this not being a game of battleship. well, mr. president, our b
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Oct 26, 2012
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Oct 26, 2012


in southeast asia were relatively safe. in late 1995, 1994 early 1995, the world as we knew it changed. mexico crashed and something strange happened within three days market in how long hong kong, india and poll land crashed. we didn't expect it. we didn't understand what what was in place that was causing world emerging markets to crash because mexico crashed. when economist can't understand something, we give it an special name. we call it an anomaly. [laughter] when asia crashed we truly understand that something was different because it drags down every emerging market in the world. and hence the nasty animal that was in the system, we call it fear now, if one emerging market gets hit, money was pulling out of every single emerging market blindless of the reason of the initial crash. at the junctionture most developed countries markets were real relatively safe. it was short lived. as you know, late 2007 we crashed. and we infected the entire world. this was a domestic crash beginning in the housing market that spread to the derivative market and so on. because of financial trade and remi
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Oct 24, 2012
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Oct 24, 2012


. pires: and the only one at this table who's worked in mexico. i've many mexican friends come and many of them across the border illegally, regularly, border security in northern mexico is considered a joke that mexicans. we don't have secure borders hear politicians say we do doesn't make a difference. we are a nation of immigrants. we need immigration that sees the american spirit. there's many bright ways to do it and there's a handful of wrong ways to do it. it's not hard to come here legally. >> moderator: what do you think i'm not? transcriber think it's a false issue. let's be realistic at the borders almost two dozen miles, four states, six mexican state. it's enormous. i've been through all of mexico and texas. texas is the site of the bureau. the idea you blame the democrats and republicans. the sooner the better. in the meantime, let's protect our families. that's first and foremost, particularly those children were born i citizens as everyone in this room. they are citizens. >> moderator: we now move on to next topic. your question to propose to mr. wade. >> i want to move
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Oct 17, 2012
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Oct 17, 2012


we been in mexico. that he was able to compare to the modeling type named to really what john is focused on. presidential attention measured by presidential visits. in the crucial thing for me that he concluded from that study the safety net from from the current system to direct election, about 40% of the states would get more attention, presumably the ones john focused on for sure. a little under 40% would get less attention from presidential visits and then a large group in the middle that's about it in the middle. my point in raising this is a couple points. one is quite apart from constitutional issues come you're not even getting to a majority of the states really that sees much improvement in terms of what happens in direct election. you are seeing a substantial almost as many states. not quite, but almost as many will see fewer. and you don't even have majority support. now for me this goes to the question that we say come away clec tauro college stable? wednesday or is it helps small state until 17% the population could stop a constitutional amendment. that i think th
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Oct 18, 2012
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Oct 18, 2012


this year after a long negotiation lead by the state department, the united states and mexico reached a ground breaking agreement on oil and gas resources in the gulf of mexico. and we will be sending it to congress for action soon. the agreement clearly lays out how the united states and america will manage the that transcend our maritime boundary. in addition to the these examples of energy diplomacy, we're focused on the second area of engagement, energy transformation. helping to promote new energy solutions including renewables and energy efficiency to meet rising demand. diversify the global energy supply and address climate change. the transformation to cleaner energy is central to reducing the world's carbon emissions. and it is the core of a strong 21st century global economy. but we know very well that energy transformation cannot be accomplished by governments alone. in the next twenty five years, the world is going to need up to $15 trillion in investment to generate and transmit electricity. governments can and will provide some of it, but most will come from the private
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Oct 16, 2012
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Oct 16, 2012


people coming to the country. my dad born in mexico, and ann's mother in wales. i want the country to be better. i want it to be streamlined and clearer. you showcht have to hire -- shouldn't have to hire a lawyer to get into this country legally. we shouldn't give green cards to people who graduate with skills we need. people around the world with credited degrees in science and math get a green card stapled to their diploma to come to the us of a. make sure the system works. we have to stop illegal immigration. there's 4 million people waiting in line to get here legally. those illegally take their place. i will not grant amnesty to those here ill leally, but have an employment verification system and employers that hire people who have come here illegally are captioned for doing so. i won't put in place mag -- magnets for people coming here illegally. i would not give driver's license for those here illegal as the president would. the kids of those here illegally, they should have a path way to become a permanent resident of the united states, and military service is one way to
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Oct 22, 2012
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Oct 22, 2012


tech outshoressed jobs to korea, to south korea, and also to mexico, and i believe we want to be making things here in america-not outsourcing jobs. we want to employ folks here in our country and not elsewhere, and so the picture is one that came from the coors tech web site about their facility in south korea, and there has been -- i know that joe has complained about it, but just from their own investor statements, our facility in korea, quote, allows us to manufacture low-cost product in asia for our u.s. customers and in order to enhance profits the company is transferring certain labor intensative, high volume component manufacturing to sore sew know a, mexico, and finallily his brother said we're pleased with our record third quarter, we're benefiting from the outsourcing trend. so these are statements being made to his investors, and i believe if we make things here in america, we should be encouraging things like the production tax credit, the wind, energy production tax credit, which then brings manufacturers to america and to our area. >> short answer. tell me why you object
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Oct 29, 2012
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Oct 29, 2012


amendment to the constitution. >> the race to succeed retiring new mexico senator jeff bingeman is one of the key house races you can follow on c-span. >> fordham law school in new york city, held a conference. in this panel, national security reporters and law professors analyze national security leaks, including military drone strikes, enhanced interrogation programs and wick key -- wikileaks. this is an hour and 30 minutes. >> welcome to this session. this panel promises to be every bit as electric as the earlier one, in a way you might not imagine. i want to welcome the moderator, david mccraw, new to the center and has never been here in before. he has one of the most unknown and important jobs you can imagine. and i'm not sure how to describe it. he probably won't. but he is the assistant general counsel for the new york times and vice president there. so his job is to tell them, in other words, what they can do and what they can't do, and to think about things from libel to the issue surrounding leaks, and as you know from reading the "new york times" and other papers, from the
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Oct 11, 2012
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Oct 11, 2012


where republicans had great candidates like hawaii and mexico they haven't done as well as expected in florida was a disappointment. where democrats had a 53 seats the republicans had 47 so the republicans beta three c. gain and vice president paul drake -- paul ryan would break the tie, four seats if they don't. effectively its 52-48 so republicans need two or three seats after you factor in nebraska. there are 10 tossups, five democratic, five republican. i think the day after the election, don't think we will be sure who is going to be a majority in the senate. i would give democrats a little bit of an edge but when you have 10 races that are effectively within three points and one thing about senate races that happens, on election day even if you take out the wave of elections like 06 and i wait for democrats and 2004 republicans they don't right down the middle. two-thirds of them tend to break one way or the other. it's like dominos and they tend to break one-way board and the other. >> you say we won't know because the race is so close? >> when this group, when the seats were

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